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From Paper to Digital: The Changing Language of Medical Records
The transformation of medical records from handwritten files to sophisticated digital systems represents one of the most profound shifts in modern healthcare. What was once a collection of bulky folders filled with doctors’…
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Rotavirus Vaccine Proven Effective Against Gastroenteritis in Children
In a significant advancement for child health, recent data and clinical observations reaffirm that the rotavirus vaccine remains highly effective in protecting children against gastroenteritis — one of the leading causes of…
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Deepavali Decorations, Smoke, and Festive Foods Could Trigger Allergies in Children — Here’s How to…
As families across India prepare to celebrate Deepavali with lights, sweets, and fireworks, health experts are urging parents to be mindful of hidden allergy triggers that can affect children during the festive season. From…
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Cold Showers Don’t Cause Strokes, Cardiologist Clarifies After Viral Claim
Cold showers have become increasingly popular for their potential health benefits, including improved circulation, enhanced skin appearance, and increased focus and mental clarity.
Viral Claim About Strokes
Recently, a video featuring a…
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Women with Metabolic Syndrome Face Higher Risk of Gynaecological Cancers, Finds Study
A recent medical study has found a strong link between metabolic syndrome — a cluster of conditions that includes obesity, high blood sugar, elevated cholesterol, and high blood pressure — and an increased risk of several…
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Bald Truths: The High Cost of Quick-Fix Hair Cures
In a world obsessed with appearances, hair has become more than just a natural feature — it’s a symbol of youth, confidence, and identity. As a result, the booming hair restoration industry promises miracles: instant growth…
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Hyderabad Paediatrician’s Eight-Year Battle Leads to FSSAI Prohibiting Usage of ‘ORS’ on Food…
In a landmark decision reinforcing the sanctity of medical terminology and consumer protection, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has officially prohibited the use of the term ‘ORS’ (Oral Rehydration…
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The Dopamine Overdose: How Modern Lifestyles Are Rewiring Our Brains
In the age of smartphones, instant gratification, and 24/7 connectivity, our brains are being subjected to a modern phenomenon neuroscientists are calling the “dopamine overdose.” Dopamine, often dubbed the brain’s…
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What India Can Learn from Maldives’ Parent-to-Child Triple Elimination of Diseases
The Maldives has recently made global headlines for achieving a remarkable public health milestone: the parent-to-child triple elimination of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B. This achievement is more than a symbolic victory —…
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Movement as Medicine: Investing in Your Spine to Guard Against Future Pain
In a world where sedentary lifestyles and screen-based work have become the norm, our spines are paying the price. Back pain — once considered a problem of aging — now affects people in their 20s and 30s at alarming rates. But…
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